Sony’s got one (sort of), Samsung does too, so why not Philips?

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Philips TV Video On Demand Film Supplier Is A Diva

So far this week from the IFA show in Berlin we have heard from Sony who is offering Music Unlimited (I am certain video will follow), and 3D video and tablet computers have dominated the scene.

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Samsung Hooks Up with BlinkBox for UK Video-on-Demand on Internet TVs

Amazon has finally jumped head first into the video-on-demand pool after standing on the edge and dipping its toe in for what seemed like ever. The monstrous, global eRetailer have gone into the deep end and are swimming for gold.

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Amazon Wants Your VOD Dollars, But Can It Sell Itself?

Sony, who have proven themselves incapable of properly delivering content to the masses on several occasions but finally hit it head on with the PlayStation Network (PSN), is going to give it another go.

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Sony Returns To Digital Distribution For Music, Video Next?

Mark thought it would be cool to have a resource article about Google TV. I thought it would be cool to have one about the Apple TV (no, not really)

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GoogleTV vs. Apple TV – A Side-By-Side Comparison – What’s What?

Howard Wen from ComputerWorld (US) writing at CIO.com gave a lengthy list of reasons why you can end your Flash Deathwatch pool. If you remember, a while back, Youtube also gave a list of reasons as well

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CIO.com Lists 6 Reasons Why Adobe’s Flash Will NOT Die

YouTube , once just the second largest search engine has now snuck up and tapped Yahoo! on the shoulder, sneaking past them in the latest Internet Top Sites report. Maybe, they got a helping hand by their life partner, Google, who knows.

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YouTube OverTakes Yahoo For 3rd Most Visited Site On The Web

I just ran across this most interesting of items.

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MPEG LA Announces H.264 Codec Royalty Free For License Lifetime on Free Internet Video

Alright, so the title on this one is a bit misleading, but taking a precursory look at some recent researchpublished by Deloitte on behalf of the Media Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival , which takes place 27-29 August 2010, would lead one to draw that conclusion. Let’s take a closer look at the numbers.The initial conclusion drawn by the title of this article is due to the fact that 86% of people who are watching timeshifted content are skipping the ads. However, the research I had available..

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Who Watches TV Ads In The UK? No One – But They All Remember Them

I hate the terminology we associate with things. Words like epic, frenzy, legen….dary (thanks Barney Stinson) and unbelievable, phrases like iPhone-killer, the best ever and simply perfect. They all make me groan in disgust and I blame the sensationalist media in America for it all

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Online Video Advertising Turning Into A Feeding Frenzy?